The kind of movie you finish watching and you think "that's it?", "where's the ending?". It's a well-thought-out movie with a good message and lesson behind it, but it fails on execution. I'm only giving it a 8/10 because of Selena Gomez otherwise it'd be lower.

A solid drama movie, set during the Great Depression of the 1930s. Unfortunately, this movie has lots of bad language, which was unnecessary. I lowered my score from 6 (very good) to 4 (average) because of the foul language. Bad language ruins good movies!

A decent effort from Franco, who deserves credit for bringing another American classic to the screen. Not a perfect film by any means, and my interest did wane towards the end, but still worth a watch, especially for those with an interest in classic literature.